sanbor

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1. 211.▲
   by sanbor 9y ago

   Bu you would have 1:1000000 chances to get into someone elses phone. With 7 billion people in the world it's not so crazy.
2. 212.▲
   by sanbor 9y ago

   Here in Argentina you sign the docs and write your name and in case of problems they'll analyze the signature and handwriting.
3. 213.▲
   by sanbor 9y ago

   As web developer I back this. I didn't hear it before but say that in the office because is the browser that often has weird css bugs. But to be fair Edge also requires some dedication and their update deployment is a nightmare. Their
4. 214.▲
   by sanbor 9y ago

   Good to know, thanks! I'm just still astonish that after so many years they haven't implemented that functionality. I don't print stuff all the time but sometimes you want to save things as pdf and fiddle a little bit margins
5. 215.▲
   by sanbor 9y ago

   I'm still surprised that they're spending time in a VR API while lacking many basic things like print preview functionality. Also In the last year every time I give firefox a try they dev tools are very buggy. Instead of improving
6. 216.▲
   by sanbor 9y ago

   "Here's to the crazy ones". Maybe dumb and newbies are naive enough to get into this. Maybe suboptimal but they are getting things executed. Let's hope they can make this phone and have gained enough experience to make i
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   by sanbor 9y ago

   This project is made by Fabrice Bellard who is the author of QEMU and ffmpeg [1]. For what I see in this page, seems that finally his PC emulator in JS has a MIT license [2]. Previously he didn't share the source code. I don't qui
8. 218.▲
   by sanbor 9y ago

   What about the point of gc solving the issue of your app crashing or security issues everywhere because a malformed input ends up crashibg/executing code? In the debian security mail list almost every week there is a path for that situ
9. 219.▲
   by sanbor 9y ago

   You can just open the app without installing it.
10. 220.▲
    by sanbor 9y ago

    Here is the clip https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eowPka21BNc
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    by sanbor 9y ago

    I'm not familiar with the term "conversion rate" in this context. Conversion rate in marketing is someone that sees your ad and buys the product. For the post and the comments here conversion rate means rate of startups that
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    by sanbor 9y ago

    > I almost never see any of this pointed out, much less questioned in the US media. It's like they're either not even aware of it or don't care. It should be pointed out by people first. I'm from Argentina but I was i
13. 223.▲
    by sanbor 9y ago

    You're right. I googled for "photoshop license price" and Google gave me old information from this page https://www.cnet.com/news/adobes-new-pricing-plan-ouch-users...
14. 224.▲
    by sanbor 9y ago

    What about you pay to get hours of work (HoW). Then people put their HoW into the issues that they want to solve. Example: Having different keymaps scheme support in Gimp would take 100 hours. So once people put enough HoW into that issue t
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    by sanbor 9y ago

    Probably many people would be happy just using an open source version of Photoshopp 6 an they would be ok missing some of the features released in the last 10 years (like painting 3D surfaces or automatically fill a region of the picture th
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    by sanbor 9y ago

    Photoshop license costs $348 a year. If 1000 people get together and put $400 each, you'll get $400000. That money could be used to leverage a Gimp to be more Photoshop-users friendly. Then you don't have to keep with the subscrip
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    by sanbor 9y ago

    Thanks for the insight. Some of the comments revealed why xml was picked. I personally agree that depending on the problem you must pick the right tools and what might be a good suit in a context it might not be the best fit in another. Mor
18. 228.▲
    by sanbor 9y ago

    I'm surprised to see XML. Wouldn't JSON or some other format be a better choice?
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    by sanbor 9y ago

    I used Hetzner services until I received an email from there about some of their servers being infected in the RAM. Here is the email that I received in 2013: Dear Client At the end of last week, Hetzner technicians discovered a "backd
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    by sanbor 9y ago

    Glad to hear that sublime is still alive as I find it very intuitive (I grew up using Windows shortcuts). The thing that makes me still search for alternatives is the closed source condition. If I can find another editor with similar speed
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    by sanbor 9y ago

    Let's say X event happens and Tor shuts down. What will happen with all that horrible people using the Tor network? Will they stop doing horrible activities? Probably not. Maybe they'll have more difficulties in their activities s
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    by sanbor 9y ago

    This is why my username in every machine is "user".
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    by sanbor 10y ago

    Maybe some day desktop OSs will adopt the save model that iOS and have a webkit component. That may allow different browsers and electron app to reuse/share components (i.e. Webrtc, etc.)
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    by sanbor 10y ago

    Better than in Argentina where a guy reported to the company that built the voting machines about some SSL certificates being leaked and they raided his home and then sued him. In a national law to introduce voting machines nation-wide the
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    by sanbor 10y ago

    For something like a music player maybe electron it's not the best choice. But Slack might have several features where they need to parse and show html. Also, they're probably using webrtc for calls. On top of that, they can reuse
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    by sanbor 10y ago

    It would take a while for the ad industry to adapt to that. Also there might be technical limitations.
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    by sanbor 10y ago

    IMHO Angular is a bad idea because you're doing rendering in the client side. Maybe your building an HTML5 image editor or something that requires client rendering. But most CRUD apps doesn't really need client side rendering. The
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    by sanbor 10y ago

    Certainly by having modes vim has great keyboard shortcuts and avoid having to press combination of keys. However, for redo you have to press Ctrl+R, so that would indicate that Ctrl is not forbidden in vim. In this particular case, I find
29. 239.▲
    by sanbor 10y ago

    Ctrl-C is equivalent to pressing Esc in Vim and you don't have to move your hand so much.
30. 240.▲
    by sanbor 10y ago

    I suggest pass [1]. It's just gpg with git. If you don't like the command line very much you can use a front end for desktop [2], Android [3] or iOS[4]. There are scripts to migrate from others password managers. [1] https:/